OPA Reviews Restaurant Price Policy Amid Protests
Washington September 19 OPA backpedals from an earlier stance on restaurant meat price rollbacks citing industry protests. Porter says OPA seeks more hardship proof before any ceiling increase and will work with industry, while injunction talks loom after leaders warned of legal action. District court in Milwaukee halts rollback enforcement pending Monday arguments.
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State Inspection Stations Proposed by Legislature
Legislative Council discussed creating state inspection stations and penal labor plans. Jerome Sloman urged prison work programs with shops in prisons and direct sales to the public, while W Lee Elgin proposed semi annual auto inspections to boost safety and lower accident fatalities and insurance costs.
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State inspection plan outlines fees and process
The proposal cites a 32 percent drop in accident fatalities in New Jersey in the first year of state owned inspection stations. Elgin says 50 cents per inspection would fund the stations with any surplus used for highway safety education. Inspections cover lights brakes wheels tires windshield wipers mirrors and horns. Motorists repair faulty equipment at a garage of their choice then return for approval and an inspection sticker.
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Train Hits Freight in Fog Crash at Greenspring W Va
Cumberland Sept 19 A Baltimore and Ohio freight rear ended a standing train in fog at Greenspring W Va injuring four men two seriously Earl Barnette 30 Martinsburg fractured leg Trane A Files 97 Hedgesville and Boyd Nay Charles Town minor cuts engineer BF Tritapee of Brunswick Md blamed for running signals without action Fourteen open top cars including seven loaded with stone and seven empty derailed three tracks blocked cleared by 9 38 pm Marriage license issued in Baltimore to Mary Keller 28 Frederick and Charles Shryock 45 Baltimore Say You Saw It In The News
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Sit-Down Plan Frustrated in Clark Office Sit-Down
Washington September 19 Six foals Suddiz guards dragged two men who called themselves conscientious objectors from Attorney General Clark's office as they tried a sit-down strike. A third man who accompanied them was ejected. The two said they would remain until seven objectors at federal prisons were released. Names given included Ashton Jones of Atlanta and Roger Axiora OL Salvage. Charles Wellman of Boston joined but claimed no commitment. Wellman also said he is an objector. They aimed to stay until six objectors at Sandstone Minnesota and one at Danbury Connecticut prisons were freed, noting seven prisoners had refused food for 100 days. Kitchen workers strike in Los Angeles halts hotels and eateries. My Lyman’s and all Brown Derby outlets closed. Earl Carroll’s theater restaurant and The Players remained open. The Statue of Liberty weighs 450000 pounds.
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Monty Leaves Washington for England Transport Plane
Field Marshal Montgomery departed Washington by U S Army transport for England after reviewing 1000 troops of the White House guard at Fort Myer Virginia. Eisenhower accompanied the British chief of staff to the plane, with a late week England departure anticipated.
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Maryland Railways Cut Half After Seamen Strike
Maryland Railway has been reduced 50 percent due to the seamen's strike in Baltimore, a local railroad official said today. It was pointed out that some mines in the area have been forced to close for a day or so as a simmer due to the lack of cars. Many of the mines export to the market and have no domestic outlets.
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General Perrott To Speak At Long Island Monument
Maj. Gen. Francis Perrott from this city will deliver the principal address at the unveiling of a monument to 400 Maryland soldiers who died at the Battle of Long Island. The ceremony occurs Sunday at Prospect Park in New York City at 3 PM, under the auspices of the Catholic War Veterans of New York.
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Maryland Troops Turn Tide With Bayonet Skills at Long Island
Historians note the Maryland stand in the battle shaped the outcome as their bayonet fighting aided a decisive turn. General and Mrs. Perrott will be in New York with Mr. and Mrs. E. Austin James of this city.
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Republican candidates tour Allegany Garrett counties today
In Cumberland on September 191, Republican candidates for state and county offices tour Allegany and Garrett counties. Led by Mayor Theodore R. Mecheldin of Baltimore, governor candidate, accompanied by Galen L. Tait and Mary Jane, GOP chairman. Aickelin appeared on the program tonight.
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Allegany
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Theodore R. Mecheldin
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GOP
Aickelin
30th Grand Temple convention settles damages claims
Frederick County operators penalized in treble damage claims brought before the OPA. Ray Fink of Middleton settled for $66.94 and F B Ree of 400 East Patrick Street paid $25.
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